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Each of the sides has a distinct attribute: a ring or a bracelet a drinking horn, or horn of plenty a sword and a horse and an eroded solar symbol.Īccording to Aleksey Komar and Natalia Khamaiko (2011), the sculpture is a fake produced by Tymon Zaborowski, whose estate was located near the place where the statue was found.

It is possible that during the 1848 excavation of the monument its lower layer was broken off and lost. The lower tier is 67 cm (26 in) the middle tier is 40 cm (16 in) and the top tier is 167 cm (66 in). The Zbruch Idol is a four-sided pillar of grey limestone, 2.67 m (8.8 ft) in height, and has three tiers of reliefs engraved upon each of the four sides.
